In NFL how does it affect the nature of scoring

do fans still celebrate like they would if they scored a touchdown before VAR existed. Or is it more muted, followed by a smaller secondary celebration when it is confirmed?

Surely this trade off is the biggest issue: whether getting a few more accurate decisions justifies the diminishing of the spontaneous joy when a goal is scored - which is the best feeling in football.

I'm not sure it's worth it. Surely the end goal of sports is entertainment, not perfection.

Posted By: Mecagoenti on January 28th 2018 at 12:37:20

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NBTTT #2: VAR, studio vs ref and the future (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Jan 28, 12:24:21
- In NFL how does it affect the nature of scoring (Other Football) - Mecagoenti, Jan 28, 12:37:20
  - They still celebrate as before. And go nuts if and when it is overturned :) (n/m) (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Jan 28, 13:00:24
  - 100% (Other Football) - norway, Jan 28, 12:47:02
    - The other advantage the NFL had was that when they started they only did it with (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Jan 28, 13:11:20
      - I think, if it is to be used, something similar could be the best option for football (Other Football) - Mecagoenti, Jan 28, 14:14:45
- It's shit (Other Football) - grays, Jan 28, 12:30:13
  - We didn't say that when ze Chermanz cheated Fat Frank out of a ghoul (n/m) (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Jan 28, 12:31:08
    - Goal line tech is fine (Other Football) - grays, Jan 28, 12:42:48

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